Ecologie des rongeurs de forêt tropicale du Vietnam

Sung, Cao Van; Tien, Pham Duc; Minh, Tran Van; Tâm, Nguyễn Minh; Kuznetsov, G.V.; Kuljukina, N. M.

doi:10.1515/mamm.1986.50.3.323

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“…The Erinç drought index (EDI)is calculated by dividing total precipitation by the average maximum temperature. Then, it is classified according to the areal distribution of vegetation formations in Turkey, as follows: severe arid (<8), arid (8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15), semi-arid (15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23), sub-humid (23)(24)(25)(26)(27)(28)(29)(30)(31)(32)(33)(34)(35)(36)(37)(38)(39)(40), humid (40)(41)(42)(43)(44)(45)(46)(47)(48)(49)(50)(51)(52)(53)(54)…”

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“…Considering the increasing attention of both scientific and political communities to drought hazards and their vital role in sustainable development, many studies have investigated drought events from different perspectives in recent years [17]. Thus, an endeavor is required to summarize/review these studies to facilitate access to the main outcomes of these studies.…”

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Drought Monitoring and Forecasting across Turkey: A Contemporary Review

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One of the critical consequences of climate change at both local and regional scales is a change in the patterns of extreme climate events such as droughts. Focusing on the different types of droughts, their quantifying indices, associated indicators, and sources of data (remote sensing (RS)/in situ measurements), this article reviewed the recent studies (from 2010 to 2022) that have explored drought features in Turkey. To this end, a total of 71 articles were selected from the Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus databases. The selected papers were clustered into two categories: (i) drought monitoring studies and (ii) drought forecasting articles. Then, the representative papers were reviewed in detail regarding the implemented indices, models (techniques), case study area, and source of the indicators used to derive drought indices. The review results showed that most of the studies aimed at meteorological drought monitoring and forecasting. An increasing trend was also observed in the use of machine learning for short-term meteorological and hydrological drought prediction. On the other hand, the emerging RS technology and satellite-driven indicators were rarely used in the country. The review showed that there is room for more research on agricultural and hydrological drought monitoring, forecasting, and pattern detection in Turkey.

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Drought Monitoring and Forecasting across Turkey: A Contemporary Review

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“…Recent climate change and variability studies have highlighted its global significance and the varying impacts experienced across different regions. Consequently, numerous global, regional, and national studies have been conducted to establish evidence of climate change/variability and its implications [3][4][5][6]. Similarly, many efforts have been made to monitor and predict extreme climate events such as droughts [7,8].…”

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Hydroclimatic Trends and Drought Risk Assessment in the Ceyhan River Basin: Insights from SPI and STI Indices

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This study examined the spatiotemporal climate variability over the Ceyhan River basin in Southern Anatolia, Türkiye using historical rainfall and temperature observations recorded at 15 meteorology stations. Various statistical and geostatistical techniques were employed to determine the significance of trends for each climatic variable in the whole basin and its three sub-regions (northern, central, and southern regions). The results revealed that the recent years in the basin were generally warmer compared with previous years, with a temperature increase of approximately 4 °C. The standardized temperature index analysis indicated a shift towards hotter periods after 2005, while the coldest periods were observed in the early 1990s. The spatial distribution of temperature showed non-uniform patterns throughout the basin. The first decade of the study period (1975–1984) was characterized by relatively cold temperatures, followed by a transition period from cold to hot between 1985 and 2004, and a hotter period in the last decade (2005–2014). The rainfall analysis indicated a decreasing trend in annual rainfall, particularly in the northern and central regions of the basin. However, the southern region showed an increasing trend in annual rainfall during the study period. The spatial distribution of rainfall exhibited considerable variability across the basin, with different regions experiencing distinct patterns. The standardized precipitation index analysis revealed the occurrence of multiple drought events throughout the study period. The most severe and prolonged droughts were observed in the years 1992–1996 and 2007–2010. These drought events had significant impacts on water availability and agricultural productivity in the basin.

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The small-mammal community of a dry-tropical forest in central Thailand

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1992

J. Trop. Ecol.

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Small mammal live-trapping was carried out in a dry tropical forest mosaic in Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary, central Thailand. Trapping was done in two forest types in three seasons.Maxomys surijerwas the dominant species in both plots. The three most abundant species in each plot accounted for > 90% of all captures. Community structure, density, relative abundance, biomass, age structure of populations, and habitat usage of some small mammal species varied by forest type and season. The dry evergreen/mixed deciduous forest type supported a greater abundance and biomass of small mammals than the mixed deciduous/dry dipterocarp forest type in all seasons, although species richness was the same. The greatest density, biomass, and home-range size forMaxomys surijeroccurred in the rainy season in both forest types. Seasonal changes in ratios of adults and subadulls of several species suggested a breeding peak at the end of the dry season or beginning of the rainy season. The mixed deciduous/dry dipterocarp forest showed a drastic drop in numbers, density, and biomass of small mammals six weeks after a fire burned through it.

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Ecologie des rongeurs de forêt tropicale du Vietnam

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Drought Monitoring and Forecasting across Turkey: A Contemporary Review

Drought Monitoring and Forecasting across Turkey: A Contemporary Review

Hydroclimatic Trends and Drought Risk Assessment in the Ceyhan River Basin: Insights from SPI and STI Indices

The small-mammal community of a dry-tropical forest in central Thailand

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